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>or people running Hola, Oxylabs apps, and other stuff like them.

Those are also botnet slaves.

They are spying on millions of people without their consent and without telling them about it. In what universe is this legitimate and non-evil?

How do other companies deal with it?

No. Facebook bought them.

>None of life's decisions (save maybe jumping off a bridge) are anywhere near as irreversible

and making children

"Fake it till you make it" was about confidence not building a business.

It might make sense only on Xeon CPUs, but consumer models like i7 are not meant for data centers.

What happens when the "insurance for your insurance" (level 2 insurance?) refuses to pay? You get level 3 insurance for this case? What if they are all equally corrupt? Which they probably should be, since it's in their interest not to pay up?

Just out of curiosity, what's your favorite news site, that has so many interesting articles?